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GTO · 07-08-2013, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Shreddy

She works in Skelley's and is a very nice lady... Some people need to relax with their assumptions and stop being "know-it-alls". Everyone has to have something to complain about nowadays rather than just enjoying where they're at. Do you honestly have nothing better to do than post pictures of someone's license plate and make them out to be a bad person? Grow up...

You're all assuming what the plate means. It could have hundreds of meanings. Relax and go enjoy the lake

dpg · 07-09-2013, 06:52 AM

I've also seen the gohome plate at Skelleys. I was getting an ice cream (great cones there) I looked, read it, smirked and finished my treat. WHO CARES???

Kamper · 07-09-2013, 07:18 AM

NH got along fine before the tourist industry developed and we'll figure things out if/when other activities take people's time and money. In the meantime, folks are welcome to visit and spend as much or little as they like.

When I worked in Mass. I was not consulted on how they spent my taxes. No one here who whines about taxes on their vacation homes has indicated they have petitioned their home states to provide the privileges they feel they deserve here, to those who pay non-resident taxes where they live.

Don't think that your money gives you any right to tell anyone, anywhere, how to live to live or express themselves.

It's a license plate, not a regulation. "Lighten up, Francis!"

07-09-2013, 06:52 AM	#2
dpg Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 2,601 Thanks: 155 Thanked 230 Times in 167 Posts	I've also seen the gohome plate at Skelleys. I was getting an ice cream (great cones there) I looked, read it, smirked and finished my treat. WHO CARES???

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07-09-2013, 07:18 AM	#3
Kamper Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Thornton's Ferry Posts: 1,309 Thanks: 67 Thanked 172 Times in 128 Posts	NH got along fine before the tourist industry developed and we'll figure things out if/when other activities take people's time and money. In the meantime, folks are welcome to visit and spend as much or little as they like. When I worked in Mass. I was not consulted on how they spent my taxes. No one here who whines about taxes on their vacation homes has indicated they have petitioned their home states to provide the privileges they feel they deserve here, to those who pay non-resident taxes where they live. Don't think that your money gives you any right to tell anyone, anywhere, how to live to live or express themselves. It's a license plate, not a regulation. "Lighten up, Francis!"

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